S25.E9 ∙ Episode #25.9

Pirates in Latin America are not just injuring South America's artists and musicians. Pirates hurt the consumers by selling them counterfeit heart medication with no active ingredients and they kick back millions to organized criminal syndicates. Filmmakers put on Kevlar vests and show the dangerous work that anti-piracy police brigades face daily and the dangers that counterfeiting industry poses to national patrimony.

The hectic, rewarding and unusual life of a member of the working press in New York City. Behind-the-scenes footage of the inner workings inside sporting events, press conferences and private interviews with people in the news taken by a photojournalist who narrates what is being seen by the viewer. What normally is restricted to only members of the press is revealed to the viewer in this 26 minute documentary which takes place in New York City and beyond.

What kind of person can kill another? What drives a person to murder? Entering into interplay with the Forensic Psychiatric Unit R3, Denmark Ivalo Frank creates a work based on moving, honest, and critical interviews with six mentally ill patients who live their lives in a closed, locked ward, home to around 18 mentally ill Greenlandic people who have been sentenced to psychiatric care by a court of law, 4000 kilometers away from their country, for indefinite periods of time. Many of the patients/inmates have committed acts of grievous bodily harm resulting in death, and most battle addictions and personality disorders.

Former President Donald Trump faced 4 explosive criminal prosecutions: January 6, the classified documents case Special Counsel Jack Smith in federal court, the election interference case in Georgia and the hush money case in New York.